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  1. Super 1 Foods - 86 Tank Rd

    86 Tank Rd, Oldtown ID 83822

    4.6 Superb 117 reviews

    “I was really impressed with prices and service. The best part of the visit was the soft serve ice cream for .25. A quarter! Not only do they have a soft serve cone there is also root beer floats!! Oh and the gas is also a great price. Why not?”

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  2. Mitchell's Harvest Foods - 1120 US-2

    1120 US-2, Priest River ID 83856

    4.4 Superb 128 reviews

    “I just saved twenty bucks on four bottles of wine. Then I drove around and saved twelve cents per gallon on a tank of gas. But I don't care. The clean, organized store, courteous helpers, and spacious parking make shopping a nice experience no matter what the price. This business needs a tip jar more than most restaurants.”

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  3. Dollar General - 279 ID-57

    279 ID-57, Priest River ID 83856

    3.7 Good 9 reviews

    “I can't imagine why anyone would give them a bad review.. until they moved here along with Family Dollar, we had nothing in this area but Ace Hardware to buy housewares .. we used to have Ben Franklins and a Shopko, both of which charged 2 and 3 times the price for products .. Ace still charges elevated prices on houseware items .. with Dollar General and Family Dollar here now, locals are able to supply their homes and shop for holidays without either traveling elsewhere or save up paychecks lol .. Thank You D.G. for coming to our area ?”

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  5. Safeway - 121 W Walnut St

    121 W Walnut St, Newport WA 99156

    3.6 Good 187 reviews

    “Adorable grocery store in a little town just outside of Priest River Idaho. Chelsea was very helpful and cheerful with friendly advice on local dining suggestions as was the manager of the store.”

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